1 Targeting Tier One Gold and Copper Deposits in Australia and Myanmar May 2019 1
Disclaimer We acknowledge our responsibility for fair and accurate representation in this Presentation and for the appropriate disclosure of information we • believe is required by prospective investors. There have been no: • Violations or possible violations of any laws or regulations, the effects of which should be considered for disclosure in this Presentation; – Communications from regulatory authorities concerning non-compliance with, or deficiencies in, financial reporting practices. – Access Asia Mining Pte Ltd was incorporated in Singapore on the 26 January, 2015. Company number 201502441N. • All statutory records of the Company and its subsidiaries have been properly kept. • The number of shares on issue at the date of this Presentation is ~ 25.8 million. Apart from what is disclosed in this Presentation, there is no other • entitlement to acquire shares in this Company either by agreement or option. There were no material deficiencies or encumbrances attaching to the title of the Company’s assets at the date of this Presentation. • No significant liabilities are attributable to the Company or any of its subsidiaries at the date of this Presentation. • There were no material contingent liabilities, including guarantees and letters of comfort, at the date of this Presentation. • The Company is not aware of any breach or non-compliance with the terms of any contractual arrangements, however caused, which could initiate • claims on the Company which would have a material effect on this Presentation or its representations. Investment in mineral exploration is highly speculative and there is no guarantee of success. Investment in Myanmar is also highly speculative and • there is considerable uncertainty attaching to the political process and future legal developments in that country. Given these factors and the need to raise further working capital in the future to fund exploration activities and corporate overheads no guarantees can be given with respect to the payment of dividends, return of capital or the Company’s continued existence as a going concern. All Warranties and Representations contained in this Presentation are true and correct to the best of our knowledge at the date of issue • 2
Australia and Myanmar Focus Australia Myanmar Targeting Tanami (+15Moz) and 4,800sq km exploration portfolio • • Charters Towers (+14Moz) Gold Focused on five large-scale Gold and • Provinces Copper systems 2,200sq km of strategic tenements • Tier One Geological Endowment • Adjacent to Newcrest, Northern Star • Significant discovery opportunities • and Resolute Multiple targets identified • Established world class mineral • potential Multiple advanced targets defined by • historical exploration 3
Australia Projects - Tanami Recent acquisition of the AAM • AAM Tanami largest privately held Project tenement position in +15Moz Tanami Gold Province Adjacent to Newcrest and • Northern Star >5,000 historical drillholes • >1,600sq km land package • Multiple mineralised • targets identified 4
Australia Projects - Tanami Systematic RAB/AC drilling Historical • Prospect defined extensive Gold- Arsenic anomalism in regolith Anomalism related to • major mineralisation- controlling structures Eleven mineralised • prospects identified Up to 9 g/t Au with no • deeper follow up drilling 5
Australia Projects - Tanami Systematic RAB/AC drilling Historical • Prospect defined extensive Gold- Arsenic anomalism in regolith Anomalism related to • major mineralisation- controlling structures Eleven mineralised • prospects identified Up to 9 g/t Au with no • deeper follow up drilling 6
Australia Projects - Ravenswood Ravenswood Charters Towers 5 granted tenements covering ~ 600sq km • Proximal to Resolute Gold’s 4.7Moz Ravenswood Mine (producing 100kozpa) • and Charters Towers Goldfield (+9Moz historical production) Several intrusion-related gold targets defined by historical exploration • 7
Australia Projects - Ravenswood Multiple geophysical and geochemical Intrusion-related gold (IRG) targets from historical work MT HOTSPUR Large (18km2) IRG alteration system at Mt Hotspur with strong Gold-Base Metals anomalism Mineralisation encountered in historic drilling: MDD006 2m @ 0.47g/t Au, 14.2 g/t Ag and 3.4% Zn from 77m (wider zone 9m @ 1.1% Zn) System only partially tested by six drillholes 8
Australia Projects – Mt Hotspur Gold in Soils Zinc in Soils Bismuth in Soils 9
Myanmar – The Golden Land The Opportunity Myanmar’s geology is highly prospective • with several World Class mineral deposits Limited exploration and development due • to 60 years of political isolation AAM has spent four years generating the • largest and most prospective Gold and Copper exploration portfolio in Myanmar Early mover in tier one geological • endowment Multiple discovery opportunities • 10
Myanmar Discovery Potential SE Asia Metallogenic Belts and Deposits Insitu Value Metal Belt Gold Contained Au Insitu Copper Contained Copper Insitu Total Insitu Insitu Value per sq Area Deposits Au Moz Value $M Deposits Copper Mt Value $M Value $M km $M Myanmar 252,500 3 2 2,730 2 8 54,600 57,330 0.23 Philippines 418,500 39 63 81,640 27 38 266,700 348,340 0.83 Indonesia 501,800 39 94 122,590 7 51 354,330 476,920 0.95 Papua New Guinea 170,500 22 122 158,600 8 27 189,700 348,300 2.04 Average (All) 335,825 26 70 91,390 11 31 216,332 307,722 1.01 SE Asia Deposits Insitu Value per sq km metal belt 2.50 2.00 1.50 $M per sq km Average Myanmar 1.00 63Moz Au Discovery 19Mt 0.50 Copper Potential 0.00 Myanmar Philippines Indonesia Papua New 11 Guina
Myanmar Project Generation 4 years of systematic research, field • work, compilation and interpretation of geoscientific data Myanmar’s most comprehensive • database of mineral potential 1M scale geology Tectonics Remote Sensing Mineralisation Regional targeting by Dr Jon Hronsky, • Centre of Exploration Targeting UWA Field evaluation of >50 mines and • Gravity Free Air Gravity Geochemistry Mapping prospects Focused on large-scale minerals • systems 12 Targeting Relief Licenses Evaluations
Myanmar Projects Myanmar’s largest and most ��������������� ������� prospective Gold and Copper exploration portfolio ���������� �������� 4,800sq kmacross 5 strategic project areas Large-scale Porphyry Cu-Au, ��������� Epithermal Gold, Intrusion-Related Gold and Orogenic Gold systems ���� Targeting Tier One deposits 13
Myanmar Projects – Baladokhta 120 sq km license area Former Freeport McMoran project Earn in JV with Myanmar Precious Resources Group (AAM earning 80%) Large-scale system occurring at regional structural intersection Widespread evidence for Cu-Au porphyry, Cu skarn and Epithermal Au mineralisation Up to 2.4% Cu in outcrop Final stage of license approval process 14
Myanmar Projects – Baladokhta 15
Myanmar Projects – East Shan ~ 1,800km 2 across 4 license applications METASEDS Initial license in final stage of approval Northern continuation of Sukhothai Arc GRANITE Widespread alteration, geochemical anomalism and artisanal mines within and proximal to AAM licenses No previous exploration Proximal to Tarlay Gold Belt – a series of large intrusion-related open pit mines Gold Occurrence AAM license area TARLAY GOLD BELT 16
Myanmar Projects – East Shan Tarlay Gold Belt mineralisation - Qz-pyrite Pyrite anomaly in veins and breccias within altered granite metaseds and metasediments Secondary alteration - Goethite, Manganese Qz-Pyrite and Carbonates breccias up to 2g/t Aster data used to map alteration/lithology Tarlay deposits spatially associated with Pyrite - Manganese – Goethite alteration assemblages Identified Au anomalism within AAM license area is spatially related to alteration Au-Ag-Sb stream sed anomalies, major structures and granite- anomalies metasediment contacts Gold Occurrence AAM license area 17
Myanmar Projects – East Shan 18
Myanmar Projects - Sagaing 346km 2 across 3 license applications Adjacent to Pan Aust Cu-Au project Initial license application in final stage Former Ivanhoe and Newmont prospects within the Wuntho-Popa Magmatic Arc High tenor gold and arsenic anomalism in streams Artisanal workers producing alluvial gold AAM license area Au-As Geochem anomaly Aster Anomaly (Alteration) Extensive alteration associated with large scale Cu-Au systems 19
Myanmar Projects - Sagaing 20
Myanmar Projects - Bago 1,700km 2 across 3 license application areas Former Ivanhoe prospect within the southern extension of Wuntho-Popa Magmatic Arc >100km prospective strike Artisanal mining within license area High grade (up to 43g/t) mineralisation in float and ROM rock chip samples 30km long alluvial gold train indicates a large- scale system Sediment-hosted epithermal style mineralisation Several prospects identified from historical mapping and geochemistry 21
Myanmar Projects - Bago Katsena Float Myezedaung Mining Area average grade Float/ROM 6 g/t average grade 4 g/t Army Hill Float average grade 2 g/t 22
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